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Cocaine trafficking in Europe has surged, with sophisticated smuggling methods and powerful cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel challenging law enforcement efforts.
The National Security Agency (NSA) in Maryland operates a vast internet collection program that enables extensive surveillance on the public and foreign leaders.
Chris Fleming considers quitting comedy while performing at Lesley University in Florida.
A quarter of a million migrants crossed the Darién Gap in the first four months of 2024, facing extreme dangers along the way.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a conservative political outsider backed by Donald Trump, claims victory in Colombia's polarized presidential runoff amid election disputes.
Abelardo de la Espriella's presidency marks a significant shift in Colombia's political landscape, emphasizing a crackdown on drug-related crime and closer ties with the United States.
Colombia's presidential runoff in June features right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Senator Iván Cepeda amid allegations of electoral discrepancies.
Today marks one month of protests in Colombia against poverty and state violence.
Since 2015, an estimated 25,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border from Venezuela into Colombia, often using dangerous smuggling routes.
Eight years after the peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC guerrillas, efforts to reconcile a divided society continue amid ongoing challenges.
Colombia's 2016 peace agreement with FARC encounters setbacks as violence reemerges and communities grapple with land access issues.
In Colombia, ultra-violent street gangs recruit children as young as ten to engage in drug trafficking, theft, and murder, impacting politics and society.
Colombia's runoff election features candidates shaped by the country's violent past with paramilitary groups, raising critical questions about peace and security.
Colombia's new president, De la Espriella, has pledged to intensify military operations against guerrilla groups and drug traffickers amid rising public security concerns.
Colombia's presidential election features a high-stakes run-off between left-wing candidate Iván Cepeda and far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, presenting voters with critical choices on security and peace.
Harmeet Bans, known as Bunty, shares his experiences of adapting to life in Germany while maintaining his Indian heritage through cuisine and family traditions.
Two couples travel to India for surrogacy, with one paying $30,000 for a child while the surrogate receives $7,000 for her role in the process.
Trevor Phillips discusses Meghan's claims of racism at Buckingham Palace on Common Ground.
Over 200 years of the Hindu monarchy ended in Nepal in 2008, yet the caste system still affects the lives of the dalits today.
Chase Iron Eyes, a lawyer from the Pine Ridge reservation, leads legal challenges against ICE following the killing of Renee Good and the targeting of Native Americans in Minnesota.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's gold rush fuels violence and exploitation at Kamituva mine.
Kimua in the Walikale district faces ongoing fear from the FDLR Hutu militia's presence.
In the Congo, the Baka tribe faces threats and intimidation from park guards funded by the World Wildlife Fund as they struggle to access their traditional hunting grounds.
Five armed men broke into a woman's home in Ituri, demanding money before brutally gang raping her in front of her children.
The Parkland shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas ignites a national gun control movement.
Brazil's World Cup sparks the biggest protest in history over financial waste and police violence.
VICE News covers Brazil's unrest ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup amid massive spending.
Residents in Rio's favelas face police control and rising costs amid World Cup preparations.
Full Frontal features a Danish TV show assessing naked women's bodies by clothed men.
Humberside traffic cops respond to dangerous drivers, animal welfare calls, and a stolen car chase, highlighting the unpredictable nature of road policing.
Irish police officers in Western Australia adapt to new policing challenges while navigating personal adjustments and cultural differences in their expat lives.
In Grimsby, Humberside police conduct a large-scale operation targeting road crime, resulting in the arrest of a teenage drug dealer and the seizure of £120,000 in cannabis.
In East Riding of Yorkshire, PC Glenn Dennis and fellow officers enforce traffic laws against dangerous motorcyclists, highlighting the risks of illegal riding.
In Arizona, nine police officers were shot while rescuing a baby from a gunman armed with a machine gun, an incident that garnered global media attention.
Protests erupt in Tripoli as Lebanese face economic collapse worsened by COVID-19.
Meet Sonia Zhou, a Chinese restaurant owner in Rome's Chinatown facing challenges from the pandemic.
Since COVID-19 was first reported in early March, the only funeral director on the western part of the Navajo Nation has conducted 275 funerals by June.
Cardiff's coronavirus lockdown reveals the impact on families, as Christopher faces reduced hours at East Midlands Airport while navigating social distancing measures.
Boyce Johnson, a musician, called universal credit for assistance 72 times over three months as he faced financial struggles during the coronavirus lockdown.
New York's death toll from COVID-19 surpassed 6,000 as Governor Cuomo directed flags to be flown at half-mast in honor of those lost.
The murder rate in Trinidad has surged from 100 to 500 annually over the past 15 years, driven by violent gang turf wars.
Argentina's economic turmoil under President Javier Milei, marked by austerity measures and societal division, contrasts with the vibrant culture of soccer and tango amidst stunning Patagonia landscapes.
Spain's Ceuta enclave experienced a significant surge of over 50,000 migrants, prompting US President Donald Trump to link the crisis to the upcoming midterm elections.
In Alberta, a separatist movement is gaining momentum with a government-backed referendum on the horizon, prompting Prime Minister Mark Carney to warn of a potential Canadian Brexit.
Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, suspended his campaign following sexual assault allegations, impacting the party's control ambitions.
Forty-three disabled protesters were arrested outside Mitch McConnell's office in 2017, opposing proposed Medicaid cuts that could threaten their independence.
The Strait of Hormuz faces potential shipping disruptions due to the Iran conflict, risking a global food crisis and mass starvation, warns the United Nations.
The Iran war is disrupting global food supply chains, with the United Nations warning that rising costs could push an additional 45 million people into acute hunger.
